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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1974

Page

9

Hoosick Falls hosts banquet for wrestling champs date April 30

Hoosick Falls Booster Club to honor Section II Champions of 73-74 with a buffet dinner at LaSaletta Restaurant. James Scandura, NYS Wrestling officials leader and Island era figure, guest speaker. reservations via Don Sutton or Ken Baker. Also report: Hoosick Falls Fire Department responds to Dodge Industries blaze and false alarm, and teen dance music by Oo Rick Olsen tonight from 8 to 11.

James Scandura New York Hoosick Falls Hoosick Falls Central School LaSaletta HFCS Don Sutton Ken Baker Dodge Industries McCaffrey Street Rick Olsen Town of

Rensselaer CEO reorganizes and chair resigns

Hoosick Falls NY at a Troy meeting Rev. Thomas K. Flanigan resigned as board chair of the Rensselaer County Committee on Economic Opportunity CEO due to church duties tied to St. Peter's 150th anniversary. New officers named George Penta chair and Dolores Parker secretary with Izetta Fisher treasurer.

Hoosick Falls N.Y Rensselaer County Committee On Economic Opportunity Troy Thomas K. Flanigan Flanigan St. Peter’s Church St. Peter’s Grace Brandi Harrison Bonesteel Petersburg Nancy Doyle Martin Luther King Tenants Council Janet Sherwin Rensselaer Richard Thompson Taylor Apartments Regina Trong Shirley Washington Leslie Zimmer East Greenbush Jack Lynch Russell Sage College Joseph Walker Cooperative Extension Raymond Piscitelli CYO Irene McDowell Rensselaer City William O’neil Izetta Fisher Manpower Donald Savage Thomas Abbott Dept. of Anthony Magnetto Stephanie Arrogetto Gene Brown Dept. of Health George Penta David Berlant Dolores Parker Berlant Thomas Restino Brandi Richard A. Severson Troy Housing Authority Fred Simms Social Services Department Harry Lever Head Start William McDonough United Way of the Mohawk- Hudson Area, Inc Paul Zuber RPI Delores Parker NAACP Elizabeth Holmes Mary Moran Hattie Robinson Averill Park Madeline Schimek Pittstown Judy van Buren

Arlington selects VanGemert as sign administrator

The Arlington Board of Selectmen appoints George VanGemert as sign administrator. Citizens are reminded of the town sign ordinance and permits may now be obtained from VanGemert.

Arlington Board of Selectmen George VanGemert Arlington VanGemert

Real estate seminars tackle licensing and trends in Vermont

The Vermont Real Estate Commission will host its fifth semi annual education seminar April 23 and 24 at the Vermont Hall of the Tavern Inn Montpelier. John Hunter Jr. will moderate with speakers on legislative action economic trends housing initiatives and licensing law interpretations. Free films and no registration charge. In Rutland Central Vermont Public Service reports 34 945 600 kWh produced for the week ending April 12 down 3.12 percent year over year. Degree days reach 223 in Rutland up 12.6 percent from 1973. Year to date output 566 934 000 kWh, down 5.32 percent from 1973.

Montpelier Vermont Real Estate Commission Vermont Hall of the Tavern Motor Inn John Hunter Jr Vermont National Bank Brattleboro Timothy J. O’connor Jr Malcolm F. Severance Dept. of Economics UVM Vermont James A. Guest Banking and Insurance Lawrence A. Wright Rutland Central Vermont Public Service Corporation St. Lawrence

Career Day planned at Vermont State Hospital

Vermont State Hospital and volunteer steering committee plan the second annual Career Day set for Tuesday April 30. High schools and colleges will be invited to learn about careers in mental health including psychiatry psychology social work and therapy fields. The event runs 10 a.m. with 9 30 a.m. registration and limits attendance to 200 students on a first come first served basis.

Waterbury Sharon Addario Vermont State Hospital

Antiques lecture series tickets onsale in four towns

Tickets are available for a three lecture series on 19th century American antiques by the Northern Berkshire Council of the Arts. Tickets may be bought at Williams Bookstore Renzi's College Bookstore Lamb's Stationery Berkshire Museum and Clark Art Institute with lectures at 11 a.m. on April 24 May 1 and May 8. The program opens April 24 with Joseph T. Butler Sleepy Hollow Restorations curator and will feature Lowell Innes on 19th century American glass and Catherine Lynn Frangiamore on wallpapers used in 19th century America.

Williamstown Mass Berkshire Council of the Arts Williams Renzi’s College Spring Street North Adams Lamb’s John Buoni RFC 3 Clark Art Institute Albany N.Y Sleepy Hollow

Shaftsbury Garden Club learns of Merck Forest in Rupert

At the latest meeting Shaftsbury Garden Club members viewed slides of Merck Forest in Rupert and heard a history lecture by Alan Morich. The forest serves hikers and students on trips, with a focus on conservation. Tours are arranged through Merck Forest’s executive director.

Shaftsbury Garden Club Merck Forest Rupert Alan Morich

Correction: Gudmunson meets board on taxes at G and G

The Banner corrected a report on the Manchester selectmen meeting naming Gordon Gudmunson as the person who met the board. He agreed to pay ERCO Corp. personal property taxes. Gudmunson was denied a liquor license because the complex taxes were unpaid by owner Robert H. Spain of Manchester.

Banner Manchester Selectmen Ashley Grey Gordon Gudmunson Gudmunson Erco Corp Robert H. Spain Manchester

Petco Oil Co to pay oil spill cleanup costs

Vermont firm Petco Oil Co agreed in an out of court settlement to reimburse Lebanon, New Hampshire, for more than $6,000 spent cleaning up a 1971 oil spill after a Petco tanker overturned on Interstate 89. The suit, brought by the state and city, cited a new statute holding responsible parties liable for cleanup in public waters.

Concord N.H UPI Vermont Lebanon New Hampshire Warren Rudman Petco Oil Co South Royalton Petco Interstate Mascoma Environmental Protection Division Attorney General's Office Donald Stever

Vermont prisoner dubbed Houdini jailed for two escapes

Wayne Carlson, 27, was sentenced by Vermont District Court Judge George Ellison to up to 15 years for two escape attempts in six months. Returned from a Pennsylvania federal penitentiary, Carlson will be sent back to Lewisburg Penitentiary. The Edmonton Alberta native had four prior escapes from Vermont authorities last year.

White River Junction UPI Wayne Carlson Vermont George Ellison Carlson Pennsylvania Corrections Department Houdini Lewisburg Edmonton Alb

Vermont unemployment dips to 6.5 percent statewide

Vermont jobless rate declines to 6.5 percent of the insured workforce with 9,700 new regular benefit claims last week a drop of about 300 from the prior week. St Albans and St Johnsbury exceed 11 percent while Springfield and Rutland stay under five percent. Brattleboro sets May 13 for Monte Lovergine murder trial in federal court Jamaica resident pleads not guilty by reason of insanity and remains jailed on $75,000 bail.

Montpelier UPI Vermont Department of Employment Security St. Albans St. Johnsbury Springfield Rutland Brattleboro Monte Lovergine Jamaica Agust Karen Dauchy Lovergine

Elvin Jones Delights 150 Inmates at Albany Jail

Jazz drummer Elvin Jones performed for an hour at Albany County Jail drawing about 150 inmates who demanded more. Jones, in town for a weekend appearance, said he often plays gratis for jail and prison audiences where he works, pleased by their warm response and the direct appreciation.

Albany Elvin Jones Albany County Jones

Albany Savings Bank to absorb First Federal Troy

Albany Savings Bank plans to absorb First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Troy this summer. Merger becomes effective after state Banking Department and Federal Deposit Insurance Corp approval. ASB operates six branches with $578 million in reserves. Troy bank has one downtown office and $13.5 million in reserves. Announcement made casually at a regional mortgage forum.

Albany Albany Savings Bank Federal Savings and Loan Association of Troy ASB State Banking Department Federal Deposit Insurance Corp Troy Bank

Berkshire and Williamstown clash over town projects

In Pittsfield the City Council voted 6-5 to end its business ties with New York developer George H. Nutman and to scuttle a proposed 20 million downtown regional shopping center by denying a 150 day lease extension. Mayor Dobelle objected to the original terms. In Williamstown, Selectman chairman Lawrence Urbano defense of the town plant followed accusations by North Adams Mayor Joseph Bianco that Hoosac River pollution stems from North Adams. Bianco criticized Urbano and called Williamstown the main polluter while conceding North Adams’ plant can overload.

Pittsfield New York George H. Nutman Nutman Dobelle Williamstown Hoosac North Adams

North Adams Man Pleads Guilty In Hatchet Attack Case

Leon C. Ciolkowski 26 of 310 East Main Street pleaded guilty to mayhem and assault with a dangerous weapon for the September hatchet attack on his ex wife. He received concurrent nine to 15 year and nine to 10 year sentences in Walpole State Prison with 219 days credit. The attempted murder charge was dropped. The ax attack occurred Sept 10 in a school yard parking lot as children left school.

North Adams Leon C. Ciolkowski East Main St Walpole State

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